Concussion testing in Minneapolis
Think you might have a concussion?
Get a SNAP concussion test in Northeast Minneapolis — a 90-second, FDA-cleared eye-tracking assessment, reviewed one-on-one with one of our sports chiropractors.
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- Northeast Minneapolis
- Free patient parking
- No referral needed
Our doctors are sports chiropractors. Pure Health Chiropractic was founded in 2007 by Dr. David Mancini.
Severe or worsening symptoms? Repeated vomiting, a worsening headache, seizure, confusion, slurred speech, weakness, unusual drowsiness or loss of consciousness need emergency care. Call 911 or go to the nearest ER — don't wait for an appointment.
The SNAP concussion test
An FDA-cleared, eye-tracking concussion test
SNAP is an FDA-cleared, eye-tracking concussion assessment. You watch a short video on the device while it tracks how your eyes move — the test itself takes about 90 seconds.
Your SNAP Score is an aid in diagnosis. Our clinician reviews it together with an evaluation and talks it through with you.
- About 90 seconds of testing
- Done in our Northeast Minneapolis office
- Results reviewed one-on-one with your doctor
About 90 secondsApproximate SNAP test time. Plan extra time for your full visit.
- FDA-cleared indication: an aid in diagnosing concussion for people ages 15–25, within three days of an injury.
- Clinician-reviewed: your SNAP Score is used together with an evaluation. It isn't a diagnosis on its own.
- See it in action: the background video at the top of this page shows the test, and a short explainer video is just below.
Simple, quick, clinician-reviewed
How the SNAP test works
Three steps. The test portion takes about 90 seconds; your full visit includes time with our clinician.
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Step 1: Watch a short video
Watch a short video on the device while it tracks your eye movements.
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Step 2: Answer a few questions
Answer a few symptom questions about how you're feeling.
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Step 3: Review it with the doctor
Get your SNAP Score and talk it through with the doctor, alongside an evaluation.
Watch: how SNAP works
A short explainer video. It only plays when you press play, with sound.
Your visit
One-on-one time with your doctor
A score on its own doesn't tell the whole story. Your visit includes one-on-one time with one of our sports chiropractors, who reviews your SNAP Score together with an evaluation and talks through it with you.
- Your score, explainedWhat your SNAP Score shows, in plain language.
- Room for questionsBring your questions — and a parent or guardian if the patient is under 18.
- Clear next stepsWhat to consider next, including when to follow up with a physician.
Who we are
Meet the Pure Health team
Our doctors are sports chiropractors.
Pure Health Chiropractic was founded in 2007 by Dr. David Mancini, a 2006 graduate of Palmer College of Chiropractic.
Our Northeast Minneapolis team includes Dr. Jasmine Hanson and Dr. Dan Adamietz. When you come in for a SNAP test, our clinician reviews your score with you together with an evaluation, and talks through next steps.
- Sports chiropractors
- Founded in 2007
- Northeast Minneapolis
- No referral needed
Find your fit
What brings you in?
Choose the option that sounds most like you.
A recent hit or fall
A hit at practice, a fall on the ice, a collision in a game — if you're wondering whether it's a concussion, schedule an appointment soon.
SNAP is FDA-cleared as an aid in diagnosing concussion for people ages 15–25 within three days of an injury. Our clinician reviews your SNAP Score together with an evaluation and talks through next steps with you.
Schedule your appointmentTiming matters for SNAP. If it's been three days or less since the injury, mention that when you schedule.
Symptoms severe or getting worse? Call 911 or go to the nearest ER. Don't wait for an appointment.
Baseline concussion testing before the season
Coaches, teams and parents often ask about pre-season baseline testing, including around team physicals. Let's talk it through.
Our clinician will discuss whether a pre-season visit makes sense for your athlete or team, and what it can and can't tell you.
Schedule your appointmentGood to know: SNAP is FDA-cleared as an aid in diagnosing concussion for ages 15–25 within three days of an injury. A pre-season visit is a conversation with our clinician about your options — ask us what applies to your athlete.
Return-to-play check-in
Working your way back toward practice or games? Book a check-in to talk with our clinician about where things stand and what information may be useful to share with the physician managing your care.
Schedule your appointmentImportant: A SNAP Score doesn't clear anyone to return to play. Return-to-play decisions are made by the athlete's physician and care team.
By the numbers
SNAP's published clinical data
- About 90 seconds: approximate SNAP test time.
- 90 percent sensitivity.
- 94 percent specificity.
SNAP's published clinical data: 90% sensitivity / 94% specificity (SNAP Score as an aid in diagnosis). The SNAP Score is used together with a clinician's evaluation and is not a diagnosis on its own.
Why Pure Health
Concussion testing in Minneapolis, made simple
FDA-cleared SNAP device in our office
The SNAP eye-tracking concussion test is done right here in our Northeast Minneapolis clinic.
Same-week appointments
Same-week visits, subject to availability. We'll follow up to help you pick a time.
No referral needed
Schedule your appointment directly. No doctor's referral required.
Know the cost up front
SNAP testing is generally not covered by insurance and is an out-of-pocket cost. Call us with any questions before your visit.
Free patient parking
Free parking in our attached lot, plus free street parking nearby.
Visit us
Right here in Northeast Minneapolis
Our clinic is at 945 Broadway St NE, Suite 220, with free reserved patient parking.
- SNAP device on site
- Athlete- and parent-friendly team
- No referral needed
Waiting area 
Patient entrance 
Lounge seating 
Adjustment spaces 
Treatment area 
Strength equipment
Photos and video show our Northeast Minneapolis office.
Patient reviews
What patients say about Pure Health
About these reviews: they describe patients' general experiences with Pure Health Chiropractic and may cover more than one Pure Health location. They are not reviews of SNAP testing or concussion outcomes.
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Questions
Concussion testing FAQs
How does the SNAP test work?
SNAP is an FDA-cleared, eye-tracking concussion assessment. You watch a short video on the device while it tracks your eye movements, then answer a few symptom questions. The result is a SNAP Score — an aid in diagnosis that our clinician uses together with an evaluation. It doesn't replace an exam.
How long does it take?
The SNAP test itself takes about 90 seconds. Your full visit takes longer, since it includes intake, an evaluation and one-on-one time with your doctor to talk through your results. We'll let you know what to expect when we follow up.
Who is it for?
SNAP is FDA-cleared as an aid in the diagnosis of concussion for people ages 15 to 25, within three days of an injury. Our clinician's evaluation is central to every visit. If you or your athlete fall outside that age range or timeframe, call us and we'll talk through what makes sense.
Who will I see?
Our doctors are sports chiropractors. You'll have one-on-one time with one of them to review your SNAP Score together with an evaluation and talk through next steps.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can schedule your appointment directly — no referral needed.
What should I bring?
- A photo ID
- Details about the injury: when and how it happened, and any symptoms
- A list of current medications
- Glasses or contacts, if you usually wear them
- Any forms from your school, team or athletic trainer
- A parent or guardian, if the patient is under 18
Is SNAP testing covered by insurance?
SNAP testing is generally not covered by insurance and is an out-of-pocket cost. If you have questions about cost, call us at (763) 334-6119 before your visit.
What happens after the test?
Our clinician reviews your SNAP Score together with an evaluation and talks it through with you, including next steps. The SNAP Score is one piece of information. It isn't a diagnosis on its own, and it doesn't clear anyone to return to play.
What if symptoms are severe or getting worse?
Don't wait for an appointment. Repeated vomiting, a worsening headache, seizure, confusion, slurred speech, weakness, unusual drowsiness or loss of consciousness need emergency care — call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Ready to get tested?
Schedule your appointment and we'll follow up to help you pick a time.